USB C Docking Station 3 HDMI, Selore 13-in-1 Docking Station 3 Monitors with Triple HDMI, 10Gbps USB A/C 3.1, 100W PD Charging, Gigabit Ethernet, SD/microSD Card Reader for Dell/HP/Lenovo Laptops

This USB-C hub offers a secure and stable connection, allowing for the addition of multiple devices. I was able to easily connect multiple monitors to my Apple computer. Initially purchased for in-office use, I’ve recently ordered a second setup for my work-from-home experience. This hub promotes a positive work-from-home experience at an affordable cost. I’m thoroughly impressed with the quality and performance of the product. The hub boasts impressive specifications, including a fast and reliable 10Gbps data transfer speed. It supports 4K video output at 60Hz and has ample ports for connecting multiple devices. The robust 100W power delivery ensures that all connected devices receive sufficient power. It works seamlessly with MacBooks and other USB-C devices. The solid build quality and fair price make it a highly recommended choice for anyone in need of a multi-port USB-C hub. This hub feels premium in the hand, compact enough to fit in my bag, and tough enough to withstand the daily chaos of my work setup. Honestly, I’m half convinced it could even survive being run over by my office chair.

EDIT: 9 Month Update At The Bottom EDIT: 2026 Update At The Bottom (New Hardware) So I hardly write any reviews, but this one I felt like I should. I initially purchased this product for around $69 before black friday and any holiday sales. I was very skeptical at first as it is notably a cheaper option than most of the other products offered on amazon. However, when I got it, it did end up being plug and play. I did not have to install or run any additional software. My setup: I have a dell latitude 5440 which serves as my main computer and I utilize the built in USB-C adapter. I use three monitors - 1 AOC 24G1 (24 inch) - 1 Dell P2319H (24 inch) - 1 Dell S2421HS (24 inch) I turn my laptop monitor off when running, but it does run just fine along the other three I have all three monitors running at 60Hz My Experience: I really have no problem at all using all three monitors. The AOC is for gaming and curved, but I don't use it for gaming. Normal applications only. Whether all three monitors are vertical or horizonal / a mix between them, it works just fine. The ethernet works great too, I experience minimal loss when I use the adapter vs plugging directly into my laptop. When I overclock, the monitors work every time (I sometimes overclock to compile / render) All the USB ports read perfectly and have not had any faults or errors I use 1 USB-C port for charging my phone, another for an USB extender which works, and one for the keyboard. I also utilize all three HDMI ports and the device does get hot, but doesn't fail. Overall, I am incredibly happy with the purchase and I recommend it for those running three casual HDMI monitors. The only problem I have had when running it was before I changed the refresh rate to match each other, but so far it has worked very well. I use it almost everyday and have had it for about 2 months now. I will make an update if something goes wrong, but it continues to work great and I can recommend it as a solid "budget" option for those looking to use multiple monitors and other end devices as well. Thanks Update: The docking station is finally beginning to give way to exhaustion. It still works, but each day I now need to unplug it and plug it back into the USBC Adapter on my Dell Laptop. Nothing has changed about it's environment or my setup, in fact it has not left it's spot since the day I installed it. I will also mention that when I bought this, there were hardly any other purchases or reviews on this docking station so I really appreciate all the likes. Makes me think this update will be valuable to some. Furthermore, since the time of purchase, the price has stayed around the same, despite myself thinking I was smart to buy it on Black Friday. My Analysis: Regardless of which, I still highly recommend this adapter! It does exactly as advertised and it was my fault for not purchasing the warranty. You should do that if you are considering purchasing this device as it is still notably cheaper than other alternatives and I personally know I won't use a different one not only from the adapter's performance, but the price of the docking station + 3 year warranty ($8.99) is still cheaper than the other triple HDMI docking stations with good reviews for hundreds of dollars. My Experience: There was no bottle-necking, latency issues, overheating issues, or robust noises from the adapter once. It was able to handle 3 monitors beyond my skeptical expectations. I still use it for basic work functions, however I will also add that I don't use it to charge my laptop at once. Charging Difficulties: I use the original charger the laptop came with and the laptop supplies power to the docking station (I have 2 USBC ports, both have charging functionality) as the docking station will not optimally charge my laptop. You might find this the case with yours, which is probably a real bummer for some and separates it from an enterprise docking station and an individual use docking station. Anyways, I apologize for the run-on review. I still strongly recommend it as a budget-friendly option which works well and don't forget to grab the warranty when / if you choose to buy it. 2026 Update: In my 9 month review of this product I mentioned that the dock started to seem like it was giving way to exhaustion. That actually was resolved entirely with a new laptop! The issue was the USBC adapter on that laptop, not the docking station itself. I did order a new one, but I ended up returning it as the original started working once I got a new device. So since my first review, I have continued to use the exact same dock and it has been flawless. I did however, as mentioned at the top of this review, have a setup change which I will describe below. New Laptop: Dell Latitude 5440 -> New Dell Latitude 5440 New Monitors: - AOC 24G1 (24 Inch) -> Dell P2725HE (27 Inch) - Dell P2319H (24 Inch) -> Dell P2725H (27 Inch) - Dell S2421HS (24 Inch) -> Dell P2725H (27 Inch) Other than new hardware, I still run the exact same setup. I have my Laptop plugged in to it's original charger, as well as another Latitude power adapter plugged into a USBC port on the dock to supply it power. The docking station still does not have enough power pass through to be a standalone charging station for the laptop, but that is fine as everything else works. All my other peripheral hardware has stayed the same, including the USB extender and Keyboard, with the exception of adding a New Mouse and now a Laptop Cooling Pad. Every one of which works amazingly. This budget-friendly item continues to be extremely reliable to this day and at this price point, it worth a shot! I hope this helps! Thanks

The hub is an excellent accessory if you use an iPad Pro with Stage Manager. The ability to use a USB-C cable to connect to a monitor is very handy, and helps with portability and keeping your work surface a little bit cleaner. Though if you wish a HDMI connection is available and functioning perfectly well. I have no issues using the hub to connect to multiple drives and/or accessories while in use. The transfer speed is excellent. And itreliable and securely connects to the iPad Pro's port. Functionally, it is all you could reasonably need from a hub. My only issues with this accessory are that it gets incredibly hot while in use, even when not charging. And that I wish the hub a detachable cable that connects to the iPad. The cord attached that connects directly to the iPad is secure and appears reinforced, but it will eventually wear out. And I'd like a detachable cable to switch out to extend the device's life. These are very minor grips though. In the end, this stands head and shoulders above other hubs I've used for my iPad. It's a top tier and very basic accessory if you're gonna take advantage of a multi monitor setup.

The docking station works as intended with some minor issues, the USB slots work without a problem. The device will get hot from time to time, but it hasn't caused any major issues. It will once in a while, not often. Since I've had the device I had to plug it out the outlet twice because the connected devices weren't being found, but unplugging and plugging it worked. The final issue encountered is that my laptop will tell me that the power that its receiving isn't enough to charge the battery, but although my laptop tells me this it keeps it at 100% and running without a problem, I suspect because its not reading the Dell power adapter, but I'm not certain. Overall the item works with a few hiccups for my purposes and for the price.

This Selore USB-C hub turned my humble laptop into the technological equivalent of an octopus—with five extra arms, all working at lightning speed. The 10Gbps transfer speeds are wild. I moved a giant video project over, blinked, and it was already done. The 4K@60Hz video output is buttery smooth—my external monitor went from “meh” to “cinematic masterpiece” instantly. It’s like giving my desk setup an energy drink. The 100W PD charging is a game-changer too. While other hubs act like divas and steal power, this one keeps my laptop charged while juggling drives, monitors, and accessories like a pro circus performer. Build quality? Solid. It feels premium in the hand, compact enough to toss in my bag, and tough enough to survive the daily chaos of my work setup. Honestly, I’m half convinced it could survive being run over by my office chair (though I’m not testing that theory). In short: fast, sleek, and ridiculously useful. If USB hubs had a “Most Likely to Succeed” award, this Selore would win it—while charging my laptop and streaming 4K at the same time.

This hub simply does not do what it says. I currently have a 3-monitor extender that requires a driver. It functions well and I'm able to work on three monitors in addition to my laptop screen by attaching it to my USB-C. I purchased this because it is supposed to be plug and play, and my IT department does not like that I've had to install a 3rd party driver. When I received it, I plugged it into the computer, plugged in the 3 HDMI cables and only 2 of the external monitors would work at any given time. It was plug and play, and other devices worked (mouse, keyboard, etc.), but even after restarting several times, playing around with cords, etc., it still only supports 2 external monitors at 1920 x 1080. I boxed it back up and am using my old extender with 3 monitors again, so I know the trouble is not with my computer, port, cords, resolution, or monitors - it's with this device.

This thing works good. It’s much smaller than I thought, so it’s very portable and doesn’t take up much space. Plenty of room to plug in external monitors, hdmi’s, usb’s etc

Great product! Provides a secure tight connection to allow for additional ports for add devices. I was able to add multiple monitors easily to my Apple computer. Purchased for in office setup initially, and have just ordered a second setup for my work at home experience. This promotes a more positive work at home experience at an affordable cost. Very pleased with the quality and performance of the product.

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Super et marche bien mais POINTS NOIR -> bloque ma connectique pour charger mon MacBook !! Donc je ne peut pas charger mon Mac en même temps que cet outils ! ( j’ai un mackbook pro 17 pouces )

Le hub s'adapte très bien sur le MacBook Air M1 2020, même si il faut signaler que le hic est plus épais que l'ordinateur, donc dépasse un peu en dessous. Personnellement je travaille avec l'ordi sur un support surélevé, y compris en déplacement avec un support pliant qui surélève de quelques centimètres, donc aucun problème. Mais j'ai aussi testé à plat sur le bureau et l'ordi n'est pas bancal (même si je pense qu'il n'est pas totalement de niveau). Le coloris est un peu plus foncé que la couleur argent du MacBook, mais cela ne choque absolument pas. Ce hub 7 fonctions est très pratique et il évite d'investir dans X accessoires Mac individuels bien plus chers. Il est un peu difficile d'enlever le hub du Mac, mais c'est finalement mieux car cela évite qu'il ne s'enlève par accident. Les prises fonctionnement toutes à ce jour. Mais j'ai enlevé une étoile car j'ai très souvent la micro carte SD (TF card) qui se désactive toute seule, sans raison, et je pense que cela provient du hub vu que cela me l'a fait avec 2 cartes différentes, toutes deux ayant bien été formatées avant utilisation. Et après nettoyage de la carte tout fonctionne à nouveau. Petite particularité étrange à laquelle il faut s'habituer : les clés USB doivent s'insérer à l'envers par rapport à d'ordinaire.

Mon favori. Indispensable avec mon MacBook Air je l’adore pour les présentation à faire et tout c’est incroyable

Adaptateur très compact et léger, mais exclusivement pour MacBook. Il ne peut pas être utilisé sur un autre appareil comme un téléphone car la double prise gène. 😕 Il est pratique à faire suivre avec le MacBook de part sa compacité et sa légèreté . Il est même livré avec une petite housse de protection. Sa légèreté est dû au fait qu’il est en plastique. Moins valorisant que l’aluminium de l’ordinateur. Mais à quelques dizaines de centimètres on ne voit pas la différence. Autre petit inconvénient: il faut tenir l’adaptateur quand on débranche une clé usb sinon c’est l’adaptateur qui se débranche de l’ordinateur. A voir avec le temps comment se comporte le produit. Éditions: Au bout de 3 mois: un petit souci avec l’HDMI: le MacBook voyait le téléviseur dans les réglages , mais pas d’image sur la télé; il a fallu que je bouge légèrement l’adaptateur pour que l’image arrive sur le téléviseur… Au bout de 6 mois: Je m’aperçois que l’adaptateur est plein de mauvais contacts (usb et hdmi). Pour pouvoir l’utiliser sans déconnexions intempestives, il faut surtout ne pas bouger l’ordinateur, ou même remuer très très légèrement l’adaptateur. Il ne faut donc pas envisager d’utiliser une souris avec fil sous peine d’avoir des soucis de copie de fichiers, car le fil risque de faire bouger l’adaptateur. Pour moi, c’est un appareil de dépannage et pour le voyage. Je vais m’orienter, pour la maison vers un multi-connecteur sur câble. Édition juillet 2024: après 3 ans d’utilisation, je me suis orienté vers une version sur câble, qui présenteras l’avantage de pouvoir se brancher aussi sur les téléphones et tablettes équipés d’USB C. La version sur câble est aussi plus pratique pour brancher des périphériques.